Molded Pulp

Rollguard molded pulp skid packaging for roll-based products — cradles that keep cylinders from rolling in storage and transit.

A sifting litter box kit shipped as one molded fiber package, with the liners and the box stacked rather than bagged.

Molded pulp from rapidly growing plant fibre gives electronics brands a recyclable, cost-effective alternative to EPS foam.

The material side of apple trays — what the fiber is made from, where it comes from, and what that means for direct food contact.

Molded pulp insert trays made to your drawing, so electronic products sit at a fixed depth inside the box and arrive unmoved.

Some products do not need a beautiful insert; they need one that survives the courier. General-purpose molded pulp protection trays.

Chargers and power adapters are dense for their size: molded pulp inserts that carry the weight without cracking at the corners.

A salad bowl tray is a food-contact part before it is a packaging part: molded pulp, no coatings, ready for direct food use.

Earbud charging cases are light, glossy and easy to lose inside a carton — molded pulp trays that pin them at a fixed angle.

Apple trays built for the cold chain: stackable molded pulp cells that keep fruit off the tray floor through weeks of storage.

Fruit trays for produce stands and grocery shelves: moulded fibre punnets shaped to the berry they carry and priced for single use.

Molded pulp trays for beer bottles: protection for glass and ceramic bottles through shipping, with dividers moulded in.